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10-02-2000 11:46 PM
10-02-2000 11:46 PM
dtterm doesn't work anymore
After a series of patching on my HP-UX 10.20 system, I found my dtterm to be broken, although xterm seems to work fine.
Let me elaborate : the window appears, but a warning crops up -- 'unable to get pty'. And no prompt appears inside the window as expected consequently.
The error message that appears when I try to start up a dtterm is :
ts@mustang:/home/ts/>dtterm
grantpt: Error 0
Warning:
Name: dtTerm
Class: DtTerm
unable to get pty
Would be really grateful if someone could point me in the right direction.
Thanks for help rendered in advance.
Let me elaborate : the window appears, but a warning crops up -- 'unable to get pty'. And no prompt appears inside the window as expected consequently.
The error message that appears when I try to start up a dtterm is :
ts@mustang:/home/ts/>dtterm
grantpt: Error 0
Warning:
Name: dtTerm
Class: DtTerm
unable to get pty
Would be really grateful if someone could point me in the right direction.
Thanks for help rendered in advance.
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10-02-2000 11:55 PM
10-02-2000 11:55 PM
Re: dtterm doesn't work anymore
Check the permissions on /usr/dt/bin/dtterm are -r-sr-xr-x : also use dr_dt (CDE diagnostic tool) to help : if problem persists : post result to this forum again ?
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10-05-2000 04:59 AM
10-05-2000 04:59 AM
Re: dtterm doesn't work anymore
grantpt() system call is failing. There are a couple of reason that this could be so from the man page.
I would suspect either a lack of ptys or some corruption with the pty device files.
Might to verify the number of ptys in your kernel.
I would suspect either a lack of ptys or some corruption with the pty device files.
Might to verify the number of ptys in your kernel.
Necessary questions: Why? What? How? When?
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10-05-2000 05:09 AM
10-05-2000 05:09 AM
Re: dtterm doesn't work anymore
We had a similar problem after installing patches on UX11. We were unable to telnet to the system. The /dev/pts/ta-tz and /dev/pts/tA-tZ files had been removed by the patch installation. They should have been put back at the end but were not.
insf -d tels should have recreated them
We had to download a cumulative mksf patch to get the insf to work.
insf -d tels should have recreated them
We had to download a cumulative mksf patch to get the insf to work.
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